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Xius
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Sold his house to Bayardo San Roman for the wedding/honeymoon, even though he didn’t want to. It held memories of his wife, and vowed never to sell the house. When he does sell it, he ends up dying because of his sadness.
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|| Significance of name in work
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PHY′XIUS is the god who protects fugitives, and occurs as a surname of Zeus in Thessaly, when it comes to greek mythology. The Xius Indians were in fact the ancestors of the Mayans along with the Sioux. So the widower Xius can be portrayed as a protector of fugitives, because if he hadn’t sold his house, then Angela Vicaro and Bayardo San Roman wouldn’t have sex, and her being “deflowered” would still be a secret.
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Zach Mech
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Character’s name
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Xius
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Role in plot
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Sold his house to Bayardo San Roman for the wedding/honeymoon, even though he didn’t want to. It held memories of his wife, and vowed never to sell the house. When he does sell it, he ends up dying because of his sadness.
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Significance of name in work
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PHY′XIUS is the god who protects fugitives, and occurs as a surname of Zeus in Thessaly, when it comes to greek mythology. The Xius Indians were in fact the ancestors of the Mayans along with the Sioux. So the widower Xius can be portrayed as a protector of fugitives, because if he hadn’t sold his house, then Angela Vicaro and Bayardo San Roman wouldn’t have sex, and her being “deflowered” would still be a secret.
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Student’s name
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Zach Mech
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